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Dr John Watson ([personal profile] docwithablog) wrote2019-07-30 09:16 pm
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trails.

[ He's crossing Regent's Park across the middle, passing by the Ready Money drinking fountain without making halt, his pulse beating away in time with his footfalls. Thud, thud, thud. He's been running every day for the past five days -- and before that, a couple of times a week since Khan left him with no specific promises. It's done his musculature well, even if he's nowhere near the kind of toning that the other man's presenting, though to be fair, he isn't exactly aiming that high either. It's a mental thing. Moving. Staying in motion. Forward, forward, forward, soldier.

He's been at a standstill for too long as it is.

Drawing nearer to the Outer Circle on the other side of the Zoo, he keeps up the pace, his t-shirt clinging to his back wetly. Since Dr. Johnson suspended him (temporarily, out of the goodness of his heart, please), John has spent the time well, at least.

Takes lemons to make lemonade, they say -- and if nothing else, he's getting about ready to just quit this damn job already. ]
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[personal profile] insuperiorstrength 2019-07-31 10:58 am (UTC)(link)
Perhaps in time, I'll prove it to you.

[ Hm. He leaves it at that for now; the next point of discussion, after all, would pertain to John rather than to himself and that, he thinks, is bound to be a losing battle. After all, he could attempt to explain that in reality, he doesn't have the time to do even this - and he certainly doesn't have the time nor the inclination to run about in 23rd century London, looking for someone to fuck when his people are being held hostage. But something about John, about the notion of family, trans-dimensional as it all may be, keeps drawing him back. There's no other person he'd return for.

And even then, there's just something about John that he finds too interesting.

He gives John a quick sideways glance, expression not quite as blank as usual, a hint of something less cool behind his eyes. It's there and gone again in a flash. ]